monster_truck

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by monster_truck 1mo ago
Even if they were using the total yearly production of tapes, depending on the estimate you choose, that ~100EB is still only something like 1/50th of yearly internet traffic. Much more realistic to assume if it was worth saving in the
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
Have you written about this at all? Curious if you've played around with a MRMS-esque (Multi-Radar Multi-Sensor) approach to ingesting multiple passes on the same area to "get more resolution for free"
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
Where is the pricing page?
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
Lt. Dan doesn't even have legs and he still does alright on the jump to conclusions mat
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
Wow this comments section sure is tiresome! Let me help: this confirms everything I already knew about academics being insufferable
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
Waste of tokens IME, better to do it like this and leave that kind of post processing to signature obfuscation. You don't need exploratory docs, try asking one for complete function signatures of all the Windows APIs used, it's go
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
Directory filtering needs to be fixed, one weird filename or symlink will make it BSOD. SSDT should probably have a lock. The chance of a race is ~low (higher under heavy sustained workloads) but it's too important to leave to chance.
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
They do the same thing with their cars! Incredibly expensive proprietary fasteners that you might only need 12 of sold in unit sizes like 500 or 1000. Sometimes they change multiple times per model year. You cannot buy them secondhand or sh
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
Modern AMD processors will make use of any thermal headroom they have to go faster (up until they hit power limits), it's very much worth the effort.
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
I've got a bridge to sell you
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
I thought I was dogshit at soldering until I got a hakko 888, things got a lot easier after that. I don't care for the usb-c stuff. You probably cut a trace or lifted a pad. A picture or 7 would have been good
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
I'm so sick of these articles telling me what to do with meaningless subjective justifications
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
How could this happen? I've faithfully sorted all of my recyclables into their respective bins to maximize profit for my city's garbage collection just like they asked
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
I'm not saying this is a canary, but I think it should be treated as such.
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
Yep. Knew someone that got himself killed thinking that being strong was the same thing as knowing how to fight. Stupidly got into a fistfight on pavement outside a bar, got knocked out and that was it.
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
You are _not_ getting one of these for less than $300, and because of this post and many like it, there are countless scams selling just cases for them at this price from a dollar or two of filament.
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
So, "Huge if true" is a meme based on "journalism"
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
Any, any. I've got something a bit more cursed and complicated going on. Need to clean it up, just ask your LLM to explain it https://github.com/doublemover/PairOfCleats
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
I don't buy novideo trash, go ask the people running the benchmarks
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
Can get all the way down to 4 with a little CRT/RNS if you're trying to go even faster
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by monster_truck 1mo ago
They want the good shit, not this bargain bin fuckup
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by monster_truck 2mo ago
Do they promise?
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by monster_truck 2mo ago
huge if true
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by monster_truck 2mo ago
This was only running on 4x3090s man. The gap is far, far wider than you think. 8 5090s or 6000s and at least as many extra dedicated to doing nothing but running disgusting amounts of monte carlo in parallel from anything resembling a good
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by monster_truck 2mo ago
This has not been my experience at all.
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by monster_truck 2mo ago
You're not being ambitious enough! Spend your tokens now building the primitives and foundations of much larger, complex systems. No matter how much faster and more efficient models get, eliminating the gruntwork will always pay divide
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by monster_truck 2mo ago
spoilers aren't real, it's like declaring you're immune to propaganda only it actually works
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by monster_truck 2mo ago
Dated someone who said this early on, talking about how they wanted to be kept like a housecat and grow plants. I don't like saying things gave me "the ick" but... wow. As the type of person with a more "life is like pla
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by monster_truck 2mo ago
That's not quite how it works. Throwing Deepseek V4 Flash on 4 of these would net you something like >200tk/s for 16 concurrent requests, that's 600 million _output_ tokens a month. Guess what happens when you use 8
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by monster_truck 2mo ago
So much more than you'd realize! That's a solid 2200 words to spend on operating parameters and conveying state, leaving a generous 700 word window for them to decide and respond in. When the bonsai/prism 1bit models dropped

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